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Ideally if you put in a PS3 disc it would read the game and let you stream it. That could help sales for the late PS3 games released in the next few years. Unfortunately I doubt that's what Sony will do, they'll make it a subscription service. :-/

I'd imagine it would be similar to remote play on PS3 to Vita, playable anywhere with a wifi network. In fact, didn't they say something along the lines "all your games, anywhere"??

In my opinion, Sony nailed it, they did exactly what they should have, and left enough for me dying for E3. My favorite announcement: all PS4 games streamable to the Vita. Being able to be at work, go on break, and play Elder Scrolls 6, Red Dead 2, etc. THAT'S A FUCKING GAME CHANGER, PEOPLE. That completely out does Nintendo, with the only exception being price for a Vita/PS4. Knack looks cool, The Witness was beautiful, and the new inFamous was great. I didn't see the Killzone, Destiny, or Watch Dogs.. though awesome move on Sony's part in bringing in Bungie. Lastly (ok I'll probably post more after dinner), that controller looks beautiful.

Did anyone get the free $10 from Sony? I didn't, which is weird because I buy a lot on PSN, must be because I'm Canadian... So discriminated against

Take care of yourself Duke. Can't wait to see the new site. EDIT: 3 YEAR PSSSSYYYCHHEEEEE!!!

Triggers are different and strange.

He said a solid PS2 emulator. As in, an emulator that actually works.

Apparently Sony is registering URLs for PlayStation Cloud.

Sony's marketing since 2006 has been weird. I wasn't gaming much in the PS2 era, but I remember seeing commercials all the time for Jak and Daxter, Sly Cooper, Ratchet and Clank, and tons of other first party games. Now they're like "oh a new game is coming out that isn't Uncharted or God of War, let's write up a PlayStation Blog post and call it a day". It was especially sad to see so little Vita promotion at launch, because, again, I remember the launch of the PSP very well, and I wasn't even following the industry.

Mister Jack, you should try to Vita controller DLC for LBP2. It's the best use of multi-screen console gaming I've seen so far. But I do agree 100% with you, integrating the Vita and the PS4 together is vital (hehehe). If I could play every game on my PS4 HD / discdrive on my Vita remotely from the system, that would take the best idea of the Wii U and completely out do it. Course it's Sony, so they'll probably put this feature in the system, not make it mandatory, and then no developers will use it and we'll all forget it even exists in 3 years. :-\

At this point, I don't want to play SD GCN games on my Wii U, same as I don't want to play SD PS2 games on my PS3. But PS3 games should hold up fairly well on the PS4, so BC would be a nice feature but if it removing it keeps the system in the 299-399 price range, I'm fine with that.

I don't think it's like the people who would be developing new games are all of a sudden putting games on PS+ instead of designing games, I think it's just early in the console lifecycle, there's not new games every week, so re-releasing and discounting old games is a great way to fill that in. I'd suspect the reason everything is so quiet on the PSVita front, outside of the Spring, is due to the Vita being so connected with the PS4, so they can't announce any Vita projects without revealing PS4 info.. maybe? Either way, I'm looking forward to Tearaway, Killzone, and Soul Sacrifice a lot more than any 3DS game. I'd suspect some more game announcements at E3 or maybe even tomorrow night (maybe).

Even if the sale price for the microSD card is the same (which it's not), that doesn't mean the Vita card isn't overpriced. Sony has to lower it, consumers have made that clear.

I too bought a PS3 partly for both of those games, but even if they're both canceled and never released, there was more than enough great exclusives on PS3.

I'm pretty sure, like four years ago, I got a 32gb microSD card out of Asia for like 5 dollars.

The 3G will probably get phased out for the 4G/LTE model that was rumoured awhile back... which is what should have happened in the first place. The Vita has a pretty great library for a system that's been out 12 months, and I think 250 for it is a reasonable price for a great piece of hardware. They need to drastically slash the price of the memory cards though. Whether or not they're expensive to produce, people aren't willing to spend that much on such little memory.

BC would be nice if only for freeing up an HDMI input on my TV and removing some clutter behind my TV (well, I guess, since I'll be adding a system in, it would prevent clutter from increasing). I otherwise have no problem keeping my PS3 around.

For what it's worth, games with push to talk are great. Not so much for the other people, but I like being able to keep my mic turned off 95% of the time but be able to turn it on the odd time I need to say something. TCP Official Outlandish Predictions: 1) They won't announce price (but when they do: 399) 2) They won't announce date (except for Fall 2013) (but when they do, two weeks before Xbox) 3) Games will be shown, but not playable 4) All games streamable to the Vita 5) It WILL be backwards compatible 6) Vita price drop will be announced 7) More Vita connectivity fun for PS4 8) It will NOT be called the PlayStation Four 9) The Last Guardian and/or Final Fantasy Versus XIII will be announced as a PS4 game 10) I'll have a nerd freakout panic attack due to excitement

I get almost no lag on my PS3/Vita remote play... I would imagine if PS4 was built with Vita remote play in mind, there wouldn't be any problem. My prediction: every game in the blu-ray drive / on the PS4 HD was playable with remote play.

Price drop and ambassador program. Come on, Nintendo! The precedent has been set!

For whatever reason, it looks a lot more sexy from that angle.

BEHOLD! THE CONTROLLER: I'll reseve judgement till we find out if that's the finished model (IGN says yes), and for Sony to demonstrate it. Still better than the boomerang! I have nightmares of them switching the d-pad and left stick around... Those sticks look concaved which is a bit of a surprise as I thought if that was the direction they were going to go, we'd see that on the Vita (and maybe we will on the rumoured HD output compatible Vita). It is more Xboxian in size and shape, which I'm not crazy about as I think the DS3 is the perfect size, but we will see.